Advancing Sustainability at the Sub-National Level

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Contents: The potential and limitations of planning in advancing sustainability notions at the sub-national level: an introduction, Eran Feitelson Very long-term planning for the era of climate change, Eliahu Romanoff and Thomas Gloria Can Israel plan for sustainable development? An institutional analysis and constructive critique, Ernst R. Alexander Decentralized planning for sustainable urban development: the Washington State Growth Management Act and its application in the Seattle metropolitan area, Donald Miller Integrated planning for air quality - a human concept and a computer programme, Dalia Lichfield The role of strategic planning in advancing sustainability at the metropolitan level: the case of Tel Aviv, Eran Feitelson The integration of environmental, social and economic issues in spatial planning: case study of the metropolitan spatial development framework for Cape Town, South Africa, Desiree Shepherd and Keith Wiseman Policy recommendations and implementation of Local Agenda 21: the example of Lodz (Poland), Tadeusz Marszal Implementing sustainable business estates in the Netherlands: a confrontation between theory and practice, Erik Louw An 'Actor-Consulting' model for sustainable planning: an application in sustainable housing development, Frans Oste and Gert de Roo Public-private partnership as new integrated instruments for achieving sustainable urban development: the case of Monza, Luisa Pedrazzini The role of local knowledge in environmental health planning, Jason Corburn The potential of framing in managing and resolving environmental conflict, Deborah Shmueli and Michal Ben-Gal Participatory decision making and sustainability: the role of environmental organizations, Karel Martens Index.

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